British government data reveals that foreigners commit sex crimes at a rate of more than 70% higher than the settled population in England and Wales.
While the government continues to refuse to provide detailed information on the ethnicity of the offenders and the background of their migration, figures released under the freedom of information requests from the Immigration Control Centre show that certain groups of foreigners are far more likely to commit sex offences, indicating that migrants are far more likely to be convicted of such crimes than native Britons.
According to the data It was revealed in Telecommunications Between 2021 and 2023 in the UK, almost a quarter (23%) of all sexual offences, including rape, were committed by immigrants or criminals with “unknown” nationalities. This occurs despite immigrants making up about 9.3% of the population.
An analysis of numbers from the Immigration Control Center found that the prevalence of sex offenders differed significantly between different groups of people. North Africans are 6.6 times more likely to be convicted of sexual offences than British people, followed by 3.8 times the rate in the Middle East and 2.6 times the rate in sub-Saharan Africans.
The think tank has found 87 foreign ethnic groups in the country who are more likely to have sex crimes than the UK population. In total, foreigners were 71% more likely than British people to be convicted of sexual offences.
Government figures found that Eritrea people in Afghanistan and Africa are more than 20 times more likely to commit sex crimes than indigenous peoples.
Immigrants have been found to be very overrepresented throughout the crime, as more than 100,000 migrants have been convicted in the UK between 2021 and 2023. The think tank said it has 66 nationalities, which have a higher crime rate than native-born citizens.
Albanians with a conviction rate of 4,028 per 10,000 people in the English and Wales census population are most likely to be convicted of a crime, more than 30 times more than the 136 per 10,000 native British people. Albanians continued to migrate from Moldova, Congo, Namibia and Somalia in terms of conviction rates.
Research director at Rob Bates' Center for Immigration Control said that not all immigrants are the same, and that certain countries have far fewer immigrant offenders. For example, immigrants from former British Dominions, such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand, all have low conviction rates for those born in the UK.
“There is a great variation in the economic contribution of the different nationalities that come to the UK, and the same is true when it comes to the issue of crime. But we now have an immigration system that handles immigrants, for example, from Afghanistan, for example,” Bates said.
“We were forced to endure thousands of socially destructive crimes against rape, violence, robbery, fraud and drug crimes that did not devastate our community due to mass migration,” he added.
“The elephants in the room can no longer be ignored. Our streets are objectively less secure. People are currently reporting minor crimes to social media followers rather than police. Drug gangs are operating on immunity. You are probably more likely to see weapons on the streets of London than you are a police officer.”
The enormous disparities in the outcome of immigration from different countries suggest that governments will cut immigration from countries with a higher proportion of criminals and prioritize immigration from countries with a lower level of crime. Others are asking the home office to publish annual figures on immigration crime to help British citizens understand the relationship between crime and massive migration policies.
